Box Score OSKALOOSA, IOWA – The Grand View Men's Soccer team concluded the regular season with a tough 2-0 loss to William Penn University on the road. Despite a resilient effort, the Vikings were unable to find the net against a disciplined Penn defense that kept them at bay throughout the match.

William Penn opened the scoring in the 78th minute when Matias Meijide finished a shot assisted by Mathis Thyl. The Vikings responded with increased pressure, but William Penn doubled their lead in the 82nd minute when Javier Perez scored, assisted by John-Joe Mullane. The Vikings fought hard until the final whistle but couldn't overcome the deficit.

Grand View's goalkeeper Luis Helm made six saves in the game, including several critical stops to keep the scoreline close. The team created a few scoring chances, totaling five shots on goal, but couldn't convert against the opponents' organized defense.

The match was competitive throughout, with the Vikings committing seven fouls and receiving two yellow cards. Despite the loss, the team displayed determination and effort, finishing their season with valuable experience for their upcoming post season endeavors.

MATCH NOTES
- Grand View registered twelve shots, with five on target, but was unable to find the back of the net.
- Luis Helm had six saves.
- Furumo had two shots on goal with Piacenza, Ventura, and Schoene each recording one.

UP NEXT
Grand View will host the first game of the Heart of America Conference tournament on November 4th. The time and team are to be determined in the coming days.